📅 Friday to Monday

📌 Meeting point Address: Plac Zamkowy 1, Warszawa

The meeting point is on the Castle Square in front of the 22 m high Sigismund Column. You recognise us by our WHITE UMBRELLA

If you come a little bit late, then do not worry: we will still be minimum 10 minutes on the Square after the starting time.

Start:
10.30am & 2pm

Book a walking tour to the Old Town of Warsaw.

Discover hidden gems, visit the Royal Garden and learn about the Jewish Heritage and the Warsaw Uprising 1944.

⌚ 2 hours 💵 11 EURO

4,9⭐

Book now
and discover Warsaw with us!

• Discover Warsaw’s historic heart with a local guide and explore routes beyond the most obvious tourist paths.
• Visit essential landmarks including Castle Square, the Royal Castle, Old Town Market Square and the Barbican.
• Walk through the restored Royal Castle Gardens and enjoy views across the Vistula River towards Praga.
• Hear engaging stories about Warsaw’s Jewish heritage, the former ghetto and the uprisings of 1943 and 1944.
• Explore both the Old Town and New Town, including places connected with Marie Skłodowska-Curie.
• Receive local recommendations for restaurants, traditional Polish food and places to visit after the tour.

1. Castle Square & Sigismund’s ColumnMeet your guide in front of Sigismund’s Column and begin with an introduction to Warsaw’s historic heart.
2. Royal Castle & Royal GardensLearn about Poland’s royal past and the importance of Castle Square in Warsaw’s history.
3. Old TownExplore the UNESCO-listed Old Town, including the Market Square with the Warsaw Mermaid.
4. St John’s Cathedral & Jesuit ChurchSee two of the most important religious landmarks in the Old Town.
5. Hidden corners of the Old TownDiscover quieter streets, the narrowest house façade and routes away from the main tourist crowds.
6. City Walls & BarbicanWalk along the defensive walls and see the Barbican, one of Warsaw’s best-known historic fortifications.
7. Viewing TerraceStop at a terrace with a scenic view over the river.
8. New TownContinue into the New Town and see the birthplace of Marie Curie.
9. Ghetto Wall MonumentHear about Jewish heritage in Warsaw and the Jewish Uprising of 1943.
10. Warsaw Uprising MonumentFinish with the story of the Warsaw Uprising of 1944 and its significance for the city.

✅ What is included?

Licensed local Warsaw guide

Local recommendations for restaurants, cafés and traditional Polish food

Two-hour public walking tour of Warsaw

❌ What is not included?

Gratuity for the guide

Hotel pickup

Tour guide headsets